RJ // Rishi Jha · Darbhanga, Bihar · B.Tech CSE at Sandip University
I'm Rishi Jha, a Computer Science Engineering student from Darbhanga, Bihar, currently pursuing my B.Tech at Sandip University.
My interest in computers started around Class 12. I often wondered how websites were built using code and what happened behind the screens. That curiosity gradually developed into an interest in understanding technology and software development.
I chose a Diploma in Computer Science Engineering to explore this interest further. During the first two years of my diploma, I didn't have a personal laptop, which limited my opportunities for hands-on coding.
Things changed in my third year when I finally got my laptop. I started exploring coding and trying things practically. That's when I realised that building something wasn't as easy as it looked. But the challenges made the process even more interesting. I began enjoying the experience of figuring things out, solving problems, and improving what I created.
After completing my diploma, I continued my academic journey with B.Tech to deepen my understanding of computer science and software development.
Curiosity about computers and websites.
Started learning Computer Science fundamentals.
Got my first personal laptop and began practical coding exploration.
Continuing my learning and development journey.
I'm someone who enjoys creating things and finding ways to make them better. I like experimenting with ideas, understanding how things work, and solving problems. There's something satisfying about taking an idea and gradually turning it into something useful.
Apart from technology, I enjoy playing badminton and chess, travelling to new places, and reading books. I also like exploring new interests and learning from different experiences.
I'm working towards becoming a Full Stack Developer. My goal is to build a strong foundation in software development, become a better problem-solver, and gain the ability to turn ideas into useful, reliable applications.
I don't want to limit myself to just learning tools and technologies. I want to understand the logic behind them and become better at building things independently.
I believe personal growth is a continuous process. If you stop learning and improving, you risk staying where you are.
And one principle I try to follow:
“Don't compare yourself with others. It's always you vs. you.”